Does this work with D5200 Nikon? what other cameras would you suggest for wide or ultra wide angle lens for D5200?
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Some people suggest 8mm fisheye, which is cheaper instead since you don't care the distortion mainly outside DX sensor. But if distortion is your concern, check some sample pictures taken from 8mm fisheye + DX cameras.
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It has Nikon version, which should work with D5200. D5200 uses DX senor (not full frame) so this 14mm lens becomes 21mm (1.5 X 14), which is still wide enough for most situation.
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I would suggest a Tokina 11-16mm instead. Plus you'll be able to use filters for it which is why I sold the Rokinon.
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The teleconverter will work with a D5200, but you may have some issues with the autofocus.
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Nikon lenses and also including Tokina, Tamron, Sigma, etc. with F mount will fit fine with D5200 and even I used to own Nikon D40X (digital) and FM (film) because I'm keeping my F mount lenses that I'm using now D5200.
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No, this version of the lens (AF-D) will not autofocus on the D5200. You will have to purchase the AF-S version in order to have autofocus.
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This flash works fine with my D 5200, and Metz lists it as compatible with Nikon, not by model numbers so it should work.
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It should work just fine. I have used it on a Nikon d40 & d60 with great success. It will be manual focus on the 5200 as the camera body does not have a drive screw to focus the lens. There is a newer version of this lens that has an internal hsm unit to allow auto focus on cameras that don't have a focus screw. I have also used it on a d200, d90 and d7000
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Hi Firsuit,While the 14-24 is an excellent landscape lens for a camera with an FX sensor, your D5200 will add a 1.6 multiplier due to the DX sensor. Because of that, you will end up losing a lot of the wide angle ability.I would recommend the Nikon 10-24mm as an alternative. I use that lens on a D7000 and have taken some really good photos with it. Not to mention it is cheaper.If you ever get a camera with an FX sensor, then by all means, grab the 14-24mm or even the 16-35mm. Both good lenses (I use them both).Alan
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Hi, this is exactly the camera I'm using it on. I have both the D5200 and the D5300. It has worked really well so far. I bought it in February 2014
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I used on my d5200. It did not function as i expected. Maybe because i am a new user and dont know how to properly adjust it. I will buy a nikon just for sure to replace that one.
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Majic60, since it works on my D60, I would assume that it would work on the D5200 also
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It's worked on my D60 & D5200...might wanna check the dimensions... but it's big on my D5200.
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I do not know for sure, but I suspect not. The lens does not have an internal focus motor of its own, and I believe that the D5200 requires lenses that have their own focus drive motor. The camera's instruction manual usually has a section at the back of the book on compatible equipment, and that probably states whether or not the camera has a focus drive motor or not. Many of the new Nikon, less expensive cameras do not have such a motor. Most of the new lenses have motors that Nikon refers to as silent drive motors.
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I have no idea, I am sorry. All I can say is that the lens is fantastic, works perfectly and the price was unbeatable. I am not familiar with the Nikon D5200.
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Yes! This lens will work very well on a D5200. Although you will need to focus manually, It will be sharp from corner to corner on a crop sensor.
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I'm not sure how well on the D5200 but it works great on my d7100, d7000 and d300s.
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Yes it will work with the d5200 you will need a receiver. I recommend qstar bq1000xt.very accurate except like all GPS receivers when your close to a building the recorded point can be thrown off. The only other down fall and it is more to do with the d5200 other than the adapter is when it is connected to the camera you can't swivel the view screen.
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These should work fine. I do not have a D5200 (I've got D5100) but I do not see any reason why this won't work.